55 Mgy corn ethanol plant approved for Minnesota

April 16, 2008

In Minnesota, Freeborn County Commissioners approved a 55 Mgy, $130 million ethanol project proposed for Glenville. The project is expected to create 40 new jobs and increase the value of locally-produced corn.

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